A Fair Jewess
A Fair Jewess
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She scd you'd try to do 'er out of 'er money, and want 'er to take fippence instid of tenpence." "Did she? You have come here by her orders, I suppose?" "Yes, I ave — to poke out the fire and blow out the candles — and I've done it." "You have," said Aaron ruefully. "And now, little girl, you will do as I tell you. Put down that poker.
Get up. Feel on the mantelshelf for a box of matches.
I beg your pardon ; you are too short to redch. Here is the box. Take out a match. Strike it. Light the can...dles. Thank you ! Last, but not least, relieve me of this baby with the sticky hands." The small girl snatched the baby from his arms, and stood before him in an attitude of defiance. For the first time he had a clear view of her.
"Heaven save us!" he cried, falling back in his chair.
Her appearance was a sufficient explanation of his astonishment. To say that she was ragged and dirty and forlorn, and as utterly unlike a little girl living in civilized society as any little girl could possibly be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She scd you'd try to do 'er out of 'er money, and want 'er to take fippence instid of tenpence." "Did she? You have come here by her orders, I suppose?" "Yes, I ave — to poke out the fire and blow out the candles — and I've done it." "You have," said Aaron ruefully. "And now, little girl, you will do as I tell you. Put down that poker.
Get up. Feel on the mantelshelf for a box of matches.
I beg your pardon ; you are too short to redch. Here is the box. Take out a match. Strike it. Light the can...dles. Thank you ! Last, but not least, relieve me of this baby with the sticky hands." The small girl snatched the baby from his arms, and stood before him in an attitude of defiance. For the first time he had a clear view of her.
"Heaven save us!" he cried, falling back in his chair.
Her appearance was a sufficient explanation of his astonishment. To say that she was ragged and dirty and forlorn, and as utterly unlike a little girl living in civilized society as any little girl could possibly be.
What to read after A Fair Jewess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B L Benjamin Leopold Farjeon to read onlineMoreLess
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